Sentence examples for suitable evidence for from inspiring English sources

If prosecutors decide the confessions were inaccurate about the rape, as some prosecutors now believe, legal experts said the statements would no longer be suitable evidence for the other crimes -- even if investigators remain convinced that those portions were factual.

Indeed, finding suitable evidence for an adaptive (or non-adaptive) hypothesis is difficult because we lack good epistemic access to evolutionary history.

Finally, there may be more health effects of living near waste facilities that were not considered for lack of suitable evidence.

As TCs grow larger than 1500 nucleotides, they become increasingly dissimilar from their FLIC counterparts, and therefore become increasingly less suitable as evidence for basing an accurate gene model on.

Intervention will constitute transmission of calculated future fracture risk to the patients' GP with suitable, evidence-based recommendations for investigation or treatment.

Indeed CBT has proved a suitable evidence-based option for integration as a low-intensity intervention within a stepped care model [ 33].

It took us well over a month to compile a suitable amount of evidence for this, our Everest.

44 A workgroup of the NHCI will evaluate to what extent this study demonstrates that an n-of-1 trial design is suitable to generate evidence for reimbursement decisions.

However, a dN/ dS approach is not suitable to provide evidence for positive selection on the duplication process itself which is the assumption under the dosage effect hypothesis [ 13].

To understand the processes generating such polymorphic brains we characterized the cell division and cell death dynamics which underlie the morphogenesis of the mushroom bodies, through several methods suitable for evidence the time and place of occurrence.

Apart from these technical issues, FISH analysis is not a suitable tool for providing evidence for LGT.